Sunday, June 7, 4:00 – 6:00 PM EDT
There is a rich heritage of blues and gospel music from which to draw repertoire for certain patient conditions. Share your ideas, and expand your own therapeutic repertoire from the other participants’ ideas and tunes of blues and gospel music.
After being contacted by the webinar facilitator, each attendee will provide via email to the webinar facilitator up to three of their "go-to" blues and/or gospel music, prior to the webinar. Include: titles of music they will be sharing, copies of the music and if known, any copyright-free access to the music.
During the webinar, be prepared to briefly demo and/or say why it is a favorite of yours to use therapeutically.
Attendees receive copies of all the submitted music, the recording of the webinar, and CEU certificate.
OPEN TO GRADUATES AND STUDENTS OF MHTP and of other NSBTM-accredited programs.
Each two-hour repertoire development webinar is $45. CMPs and graduates of other NSBTM-accredited programs earn 2 CEUs. Click the title above to learn more and register. Facilitated by Amy Hemker, CMP, MHTP Module 1 Teacher.
Amy Hempker, CMP, graduated with an Applied Studies in flute and theory/composition dual major from Ohio Northern University in 2014. She is a 2017 graduate of MHTP and has worked in hospice and several hospitals in Michigan and Ohio. In addition to flute, she is also certified on violin, recorder, and harp.
Important notices you agree to:
Webinar registration form and payment must be received by MHTP at least 2 days prior to each webinar.
I will set up a free Zoom account for the webinar (Facilitator will send instructions).
I must complete the class evaluation form at the end of the webinar to receive all take-home information.
Cancellation: If MHTP cancels this webinar because of too few participants or any other reason, all participants will be notified via email and will receive a full refund. If a participant must cancel, that participant should immediately notify MHTP. If a participant cancels more than one week in advance of the first workshop, a full refund will be given. If a participant cancels less than one week in advance (after 4 pm EST May 31), no refund will be given.